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Method: AddBoundary for BirdsEyeViewObjects

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Method: AddBoundary for BirdsEyeViewObjects

Adds an object to the BirdsEyeViewObjects collection and returns a BirdsEyeViewBoundary object, in the script interface of DIAdem VIEW.

Set oBirdsEyeViewBoundary = Object.AddBoundary(SynchronisationChannelName, LateralDistanceChannelName, AngleChannelName, CurvatureChannelName, ClothoidChannelName, LengthChannelName)
ObjectBirdsEyeViewObjects
Object with this method
SynchronisationChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the synchronization data.
LateralDistanceChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the lateral distance of the lane markings.
AngleChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the angle of the lane markings.
CurvatureChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the curvature of the lane markings.
ClothoidChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the clothoid of the lane markings.
LengthChannelNameString
Specifies the name of the channel with the length of the lane markings.
oBirdsEyeViewBoundaryBirdsEyeViewBoundary
Returned object

The following example adds lane markings to a bird's eye view display:

VBScriptPython

 

Dim oMySheet, oMyObject, oMyObjects
Set oMySheet = View.Sheets.Add("NewBirdsEyeView")
oMySheet.ActiveArea.DisplayObjType = "BirdsEyeView"
Set oMyObjects = View.ActiveSheet.ActiveArea.DisplayObj.BirdsEyeViewObjects
Set oMyObject = oMyObjects.AddBoundary("[1]/[1]","[1]/[2]","[1]/[3]","[1]/[4]","[1]/[5]","[1]/[6]")